The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-03-03
WORSE THAN SMALL PON.
A Great Danger Which Menaces an
UnsuspiciOus Public.


! The Bromptoa Hospital for con-
snnpfives, in London. reports that
! over fifty people ont Of every hun.
bred consumptives. are victims Of
constipated or inactive kidneys.
Consumption Is ore OF our national
diseases. and the above report goes
to prove what has often been sail
In our columns during the last eight
years, that kidney troubles are not
only the cause OF more than half Of
the cases OF consumption, but Of
ninety ont Of every hundred other
common diseases. They who have
taken this position made their clairS
after elaborate investigation. and
their proof that they have discover
cd specific for the terrible and
stealthy kidney diseases. which have
become 80 prevalent among us. Is
wise and convincing.
We have recently received from
them fresh supply Of their wonder
ful advertising. They have challeng-
ed the medical profession and science
to investigate. They have investi-
gaed, and those who are frank have
admitted the truth Of their state
ments. They claim that ninety per
cent. Of diseases come originally
from inactive kidneys; that these in
active Kidneys allow the blood to be-
come filled with uric acid poison:
that this uric acid poison In the
blood carries disease through every
organ.
There Is enough nric acid develop
cd In the system within twenty-four
hours to kill half dozen men.
This being scientific fact, 1t re-
qnires only ordinary wisdom to sec
the effect inactive kidneys must have
upon the system,
II this poison is not removed, it
ruins every organ. II the bowels,
stomach or liver become inactive
We know II ut once, hut other organs
help them out. IL the kidneys be-
come censtipated and dormant, the
warning comes later onNand often
when II is too late, because rhe effects
are remote from the kidneys and
those organs are not suspected to be
out Of order.
Organs that are weak and diseas-
ed ara unable to resist the attacks OF
this poison. and the disease often
takes the form Of and Is treated as a
local afiliction, when In reality the
real cause Of the trouble was mac
tive kidneys.
Too many medical men Of the pre-.
sent day hold what was fact TWEEN
| " years ago, that kidney disease is
| incurable, according to the medici-
mes authorized by their code. Hence
they ignore the original cause OF
disease itself. and give their atteD
tion to useless treating Of local ef-
fects.
They dose the patient with quin.
Inc, morphine, or with salts and
other physics, hoping that thus ma
ture may cure the disease, while the
kidneys continue to waste away
With Inflammation. liberation and
decay, and the victim eventually
perishes.
The same quantity of blood that
passes through the heart, passes
Through the kidneys. II the kidneys
are diseased, the blood soaks up this
disease and takes 1t all through the
system. Hence 1t is, that the claim
IL made that Warmers safe cure, the
only known specific for kidney dis
cases, cures 80 per cent. Of human
ailments, because It. and 1t alone, Il
able to maintain the natural activity
OF the kidneys, and to nentralize and
remove the uric acid. or kidney
Ipoison, as fast as 1t Is formed.
/ II this acid Is not removed. there
is inactivity of the kidneys, ant
There will be produced in the system
paralysis. apoplexy, dyspepsia, con
sumption, heart disease, headaches
rheumatism. pneumonia, impotency
and all the nameless diseases OF de-
licate women. II the poisonous mat
ter IL separated from the blood, a.
fast as It 10 formed, these diseases
In majority OF cases, would not ex
list.
i It only requires particle o
smallpox virus to produce that vil'
disease, and the poisonous matte
from the kidneys, passing al
] though the system and becoming
lodged at different weak points, i
equally destructive, although NOR
disguised.
. II it were possible for US to see In
to the kidneys, and how quickly tn
, blood passing through them goes I,
, the heart and lungs and other part
Of the system, carrying this deadl,
virus with 1t, all would believe with
out hesitation what has so oftel
] been stated In advertisements il
these columns, that the kidneys ar
the most important organs in tn
body.
II They may regard this article as a
advertisement and refuse to believ
lit, but that Is a matter over whic
We have no control. Careful investi
! cation and science itself are provin
beyond doubt that this organ is, |
D fact, more important than any othe
i lin the system as q health regulator
J and a. such should be closely watch
cd, for the least sign OF disorders
> action.